An invisible hug your body would always want. Rustic Art Blueberry Organic hand and body lotion is formulated for every skin type. It absorbs quickly and makes skin healthy. It moisturizes the skin without leaving any oily layer behind. This unique blend of Tomato extract oil, Sal butter, almond oil and more make it a complete arsenal for defense against all skin types, even itchy, dry, oily, chapped and sensitive skin. Application overtime may improve the skin health. Sunflower oil, coconut oil along with cocoa butter and Sal butter form a non volatile layer over the skin and retains moisture within the skin. The semi permeable membrane allows the skin to breathe, yet, not let go of any moisture in the process. Flaxseed oil further keeps the skin hydrated and deeply moisturize to reduce any wrinkles from the skin and other visible signs of aging. Tomato Oil extract and Almond oil together create the fountain of youth for your skin. Tomato Oil's lycopene soothes the dry skin, healing it with overtime applications. Anti oxidants in the tomato oil neutralize the free radicals, retaining the youth and flexibility of the skin. Almond oil saves the skin from the UV radiations. It improves the elasticity of the skin with overtime applications, keeping the skin soft, supple and healthy. It also helps to balance out the skin tone and overall natural complexion of the skin. Blueberry oil adds on this and repairs the skin further with extra conditioning and toning. Blueberry oil and castor oil reduce wrinkles, improve elasticity and reduce pigmentation of the skin. Omega acids present in the blueberry oil help in reducing the redness of the skin. Geranium oil helps in controlling acne flare ups, skin irritation and skin infections with overtime applications. Palmrosa oil balances the skin oil production/sebum build up and helps heal smaller cuts and wounds faster. A perfect companion for your entire body care, suitable for all skin types and genders.

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